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Animals
She couldn't afford pet-friendly housing, so she gave up her dog of 10 years. Her community raised $18,000 to reunite them
After 23 years of marriage, Lisa Wilson and her dog Eddie had to find a new home. But Hurricane Helene had left the rental market in shambles.
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People Doing Good
At 17, this student is helping children understand cancer through a Pokémon-inspired card game
He learned card games at his grandmother’s side. After losing her to cancer at age nine, he designed one to help other kids.
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Animals
Scientists unearthed 57 new species from waters in Argentina nearly twice as deep as the Grand Canyon
A colorful array of sea creatures first spotted in August 2025 have finally been added to the scientific record.
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People Doing Good
Formerly incarcerated men try new approach to prison reform: 'We saw changes in guys in just nine weeks'
Frank Davis and Aaron Hicks created ECHO: Every Choice Holds an Opportunity.
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People Doing Good
A TikTok review called this Kansas City coffee shop 'demonic.' Locals rallied around it
Oddly Correct relocated to Troost Avenue in 2021, and has been a staple in the neighborhood ever since.
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Good News This Week: October 3, 2026 - Rhinos, Books, & EVs
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Animals
Rangers saved this giraffe's life when she was just one week old. 5 years later, she surprised them with a heartwarming reunion
Just days after she was born, Twiggy was found hiding amongst a herd of zebras for protection.
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Environment
Trump cut their climate jobs. This secretive network found them new ones
Climate Reserve is quietly building a lifeline for America's lost climate workforce, one job at a time.
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Education
Cornell's Jane Doe dropped out of school. A student government member has a plan to keep others from the same fate
Jane Doe’s lawyer alleged that Cornell University refused to refund her tuition following the assault outlined in her new lawsuit.
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Food
A retired FBI agent has spent 20-plus years tracking down 100-year-old apple trees to save them from extinction
In 2012, Dave Benscoter was trimming trees in a friend’s backyard when he came across an apple he had never encountered before.
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